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SPMI: Avoid division by zero - #76544
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With the MinOpts/FullOpts split it is common/expected to see some of these being completely empty, and we hit DivisionByZero in those cases. Fixdotnet#76542
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Oct 3, 2022
Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT, @jakobbotsch Issue DetailsWith the MinOpts/FullOpts split it is common/expected to see some of these being completely empty, and we hit DivisionByZero in those cases. Fix #76542
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With the MinOpts/FullOpts split it is common/expected to see some of these being completely empty, and we hit DivisionByZero in those cases.
Fix#76542